Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday^ July 18, 1931 ^ '*. . ?i Mast"?*'F?'p?! Invert Tr. of Branch- Tl ville i? in the <*itv visit.in.sr, hi,s .aunt fr Mrs. Hattie Roman tin* Marion St. 't Mrs. Albert Puren, spent two weks- ^ in the city at* guest of her parents, ~ Mr. and JVIi-fe. Btmyon Burns on Senate Street. ________ w ? : i n Mrs. Georgia Meiz Clarke of Hete- ^ na enroute to Beacon, N. Y., Tuesday L. spent severa 1 hours in the city wi-;.h Miss Gussie Rutherford anJ Mrs. Andrenia Rutf. - . ty ' ' Prof. . J. Cochran, Principal of j Booker Washington High School leiC ^ last-week foe Boston, Mass., whert he ,, has matriculated for the sqinnter ses skm-at- Boston University. ^ r - Rev. C. ft* Simon, ex-pastor of Mt. ... Olive Baptist Church, Georgetown, t is called to Ebenezer Baptist Church h which church the late Dr. J. G. Green the noted preaehor built, -j ? i Mrsi E. M; Green of Charleston li . and her daughter Miss Sarah E. Green Professor of Lathi in Alien Ontvcr^ __ sity, were in the city on business last Saturday. While here they vfsited several of their, friends. ' . . 'j After spending sometime with her -rf sister, Mrs. Annie Mae Sims, Miss 2 Lucy E. Williams nnnnlm teacher, will leavc this week for New a York City where she will spend -.'.he u summer. - ? * b Mr. Auto Mimms,- formerly of L' Swansea S. C'., but for the.past few P months_ of;. Columbia left for Balti- J1 more,1 Md./"where he will make his * home. He will attend school in Bal- 13 timore, Md. Mr. Joseph C. Jackson of 1316 Oak Street is spending this week end in Pittsburgh, Pa., attending the N. A. P. E. He goes as a representative, from the Columbia Branch of which he is president. I< Mrs. iU. A. El^dta't spent awhile in -V * ' . Chapin, with her husband, Mr John t Elea^er. Mrs. Eleazer ' left Sunday i a for Ashcville, N. C., where she will u 0k a member of the facility of ?sen- i io$ Bible School. \Ve hope for her much success in her new field of work. ^ _ President and Mrs. C. C. Owens of Texas College, Tyler Texas are in g the city spending their vacation with ? Mrs. Owens parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of 1009 Pine Street. Their many friends are glad to wel come them. ... tl Mrs. Mary- Hampton and grancU k children Marv arid Basil Buntinuv ac- v companied by Mr. Jas. S. Grant and 0 Mr. W. S. Holley, Jr., left Wednesday Jj morning for New York Citv, where V; Mrs. Hampton will spend sometime wi'h li?r idt ????? V( Mr. and Frank Clark ot'.-Jer- -G sey City, N. J., are w-tha-city visit-, g =r^tng -rtTFir~mofner arid friends. We. ai wi^h for them a pleasant stay<~ *- ei ' tx Miss Hertasine Cannon is in the r< city for the holidays after ano'her r; term Hnthe Birmingham^: L. ^ Cannon has iheen assigned special w work in public school music for the A next term. t pi - . ?. cl After spending a month vacatiqn m . here with her husband Mrs. Isabelle Mack I^aws left July 4th for Charles- 1 * ton where she'yiU resume her duties at -Pine Hayen Sanatorium, wheae she has been 'since finishing Waverley Hospital Training School. ; .. . ? ,*. .1, . *A Mesdames Mary Whitner, Corinne Si Oliphant and Audrey Wanzer of Lau - rens and Birdie Henry of Newberry gi ? hy Miwtpr AllinZI) Whjt- ft ner. also of l.aurcns were the dinner ]y guests of Mrs. Mary Ilampton, on East Pendle'.on St.* Sunday. They w expressed themselves as having an 3l enjoyable 'evening.* ; m Mrs. S. B. Wallace and little daugh- ej , ter Frances are in the city this week visiting Mrs. Annie Workman and ^ other friends. ? t ' 0J ' Miss Anna Spann had as ner guests a Friday event ttg, July 10, in the home ? ' 'OT Met' patents 0601 Washington. jy M isses Malinda Hickson,. Carrie BP- I vin, Thedoise Coppin and Mr. Eldo Burton and Rev. A. S. Hehri. Cj Miss C. E. Lott, R. N'f, graduateNurse of the Waverley Hospital, is in p8 the city again after successfully nurs- jL ing for -'.he past ten months in Bi*l- 92 timore, Md.' Miss Lott is home to take a rest before taking up post work in Chicago. . th While away Miss Lot!-visited New ev York, Washington, Philadelphia and many other northern cities. ?We are wishing Miss Lott success in her un- v{s (Jertftklng: ?1 Mrs. Annie Manigault and children Mrs. A. M. Patrick and Wilbert, have ^ returned to the city after, attending the Annual National Undertakers v. Convention in Chicago. While in Chi- j( cago they were the guests of Mrs. r Bell Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, both' formerly of Colum- g bia. Then they motored to Detroit 'g, where they spent a pleasant stay as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. An- jy derson. They also motored to Win- p or and Amertsburg, Ontario, Canada. c _ -??-??? . -~V Mr. Jetf Capers, of Rjdgewood isl i the sick list this week. We wish m a speedy recovery. RS. CRAWFORD VISITING RELATIVES IN NORTH CAROLINAT ' " fl Prof, and Mrs. A. D. Hprring and | ?n of Dunnt N. C., and Joe Robin>n, Jr? son of Dr. and Mrs. J. H.' ] obinson of Hamlet, were guests of | leir cousins.?Rev. and Mrs. William I rawford this week. They motored ick iSunday morning taking Mrs. rtiwford with them where she will >end sometime" with her relatives, he Herrings and Robinsons and with iends in Fayettvilje and Raleigh. f* - 1 ' ? 1 ^ LRPRISK B1RTHNIGHT St'PPER Mrs, Ism belle Mack?Laws?of Pine Haven Sanatorium 'of Charleston, ; 'as given a surprise birAhjughLsup-..; er by Miss Katye S. Knox at the ome of the laiter on last Tuesday veiling. An enjoyable evening was | nut! t nftur - J ? - r ?ty.hum a uencious repast , rP;? nerved by the hustess. 1 ?? m m ^ ?? THE POKNEX CLL'B ""The cnitr met al the* honie of Miss Jondcll Hagood. After business disussion we change the name of the 1 lub from-Poenex Jto?the Vagabond. '4t4s?nawe-w.is yiveii Kv"'Miss Rebeca McDowell. Miss Klise Sligh read s a poem; we were very glad to ave M iss Kicker Robinson and Miss luth Robinson as visitors. We were erved .ice cream, cak,. and wine. The ext meeting will be at Miss Zenoli Steward ? 1MJEPRNUENT SOUIAL CLUB ' -The club had a gramJ -success at-1 heir party that was given "at the ehveof -Mr*, Annie-Bell Dayhult, 215 Senate Street, July 8th. The ouse was decorated with blue and rTike crepe paper and flowers of all n blue letters printed on a white oard and used blue and white lights. The members of the club wore beauiful voile dre.ises. About fifty peole were present and a night of enovntent wa< spent. Ice cold punch nd sandwiches were served. Every ody seemed to enjoy themselves. PRIDE By Mildred Inez Junes . There is a word composed of five eters called PRIDE. It is causing ruination, my friend or you and for me1: V-e?have?folk?('hrixt tut they look to the other side, he principal thing they look at s the \yord thai we call pride, hough We be poor, my brethren ind not give away our souls lor the word that we call pride. UN KISS 4JLUB HONORS GUESTS ? OP GREENVILLE One of the most charming and whol ' enjoyable affairs of the week was le supper-the members 'of the Sun- iss Club gave in ho ior of ,Misses Lay me Coplan and Rib/ Robinson," f Greenville, S. C., Tuesday night at o'ne of Misa Francina Davis on Geraif. Street. . . Centering the table was a vase of nMy- garden Wwm?in which the mious shades ol pifik pi edommaVeth-m the tahle were. T>ink candles in lass holders and the menu wmch eon- f isled -of lamb ehopsf rice, gravy, ma- ' irorii, chow chow, sWeet peas, pota- H > salad on lettuce, hot parker house >lls, lemon ice tea, frozen strawber^,ice cream and cake. * ? After the delightful supper the g'1""1 "f llTlij! >*?' x and -ffiemU ^ ere then invited over to Mr. James i nderson where they . enjoyed card ' laying and dancing Until 11:30. The i ub is expecting to welcome a ne\y ' ember at the next meeting. 1 m m M 1 AFTERNOON TEA " \ A delightful affair of the summer < 'noon waiB thp nftprrtnnn tea. Mr. Jas. J nderson gave at his home on Gervais , treet on Wednesday of last week. Three tables were arranged. _?ar_^ jests from Trenton, Kingstree, reenville. Aiken. Sumter and Co- [ T^biS:? 4 A white and yellow color scheme ^ as lavishly used in the reception lite arid living room.. " Delicious punch and sandwiches. ' ints and salted peanuts was served * 'ter cards were laid aside. During ' ie latter half of the afternoon the * jests danced until the notes of * ome Sweet Home was plaved. All :presed themselves as having spent pleasant afternoon.' Misses Inez Martin arrrFFrane+na- \RD PARTY CJVEN IN AIKEN , - r . " Mrs. Clarence Jones pave a card irty in honor of Miss "Evelyn Hill, ilv 8th at Mrs. .Tones' new home 3 Fairfield Street. The quests enioved playing cards fore the* souvenirs were^ given to em. After this thev enioved the ening dancing to the melodious rains from the radio. A very delicto us course of salad was ived after which punch and chocotf^TTr Cptfrf OOP ml* Jwas elaborately carr'edout I iter the gPests reported a del'pht'I evening evervone returned to hi? ?Rome of the trnesta present _ eve; Misses Rubv Moore. Rosamond - hnson. Virginia Jeter. Ruth R*H and allie Johnson. Messrs W. M -McGhetl. E. Smott.1 F. T. Smith. W. P. rown. Ravmond Hamilton and Thorn. * Hammond. Little Miss Jane J ouise Jones and Taster Joseph Wiston Jones of <*23 airfield St.. are visiting little Miss hristina Hill of Charlotte, N. C. ' ""tfliY vc ?== __ THE PALMETTO T; BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT [ | Morgynev a son. June 17th. 193,1. | Mother and babyuare doing well. The ] I boy has been named" James Perry. Mrs. Morayne was formerly Miss j I Xulia, the-, youngeit^daughter of Mr. 1'. R. Valentino l . _ : _ l DUMAS CLUB MEETS WITH \ MR. BETHEA AS HOST The Dumas Club mgt Tuesday evening at the home,of Mrs. Wakefield on Heidt St., with Dr. Danu-1 Bethea as host. When the members entered the home they received in words of welcome and music from tV\e radio added charm to ihe occasion. : ^Busines^ meeting was calle 1 to-order at 9:30 " t?y Pi't'stdpnt ftusscll. - -1 Quotations current events ~were-?1 cir ilted because of the lateness of the Q hour.?Weekly?dues?were enlleeted fl and plans relating to the club's con- I stitution and picnic, which is .to be L Aug<uyt 20, were discussed. When it B was learned that the constitution of 1 the club was misplaced and could not E De iountl the' president appointed a J committee with Mr, Lamar Bradley J as chairman to look after a consti- jjj tution for the club^?A?committer?on_ J nic was also apoii.ited with Mr. Eddie |j Pressley as chairman. The president jl asked these committees to report the next meeting* After the business nWFling eveiy?-1 body got ready for the card playing. N Twenty minutes, were then spent in jj on o?^Miintar of prcgruBnii',. whist. -j After having played tor tTu3 time HJ a course of cantaloupe and walnut Q cream was served. It was the first time that many had the experience of i eating such a combination, hut" it t was enjoyed by all. The carl ptay-' ing chapter was resumed after the i : tables were, clcai ed and the rally waTTc 'hen-on to win a price. First prize | } !ri' ladies was won b/ Miss Coiahelle *1 Dah'or;' for men, Mr, Conway Rus- ] .j f-el Miss 'lertasin? Cann m who has *? recently returned from Alabama had .j lowest score and captured the booby, j ^ Mr. Bethea'has recently joined the { club and has already shown more in- |? terest than some older member's. The , ! club feels grateful to him apfl Mrs.- V Wakefield for the pleasant entertainment furnished at this meetin." ' |_ji| Among the visit?V's were Misses *?] Virginia Walker, Sadie Hezzard and ?]< Helen Jacksoy;- * . |*j| Thejdub will meet at thP home of . Mrs. Tolsie Harper 2017 Pendleton V Street, next Tuesday evonin;; ot Ei.'tO?y rnd a happv evening is exo.^'ed X . . AGRICULTURAL TEACHERS ADOPT FORESTRY COURSE] At the annual conference of voca-I tional agricultural teachers held in. Columbia on Thursday, July 0, forty-! !' six- teachers, representing oi?^- school?X from each coynty in the ' Stale "f I Y South Carolina, unanimously adopted . X a course in Forestry as present" 1 !>.v i y the State Forestry Commission, in X cooperation with the office of the {Superintendent of Vocational?A^gn?X culture. ' In commenting upon the need for X. such a course State Forester H. A. .j. Smith pointed out that over 60 per X cent of" the State's area is in forest X land and that over 20 ppr cent of that Y forested area is upon tre farms. With .j. approximately 61 acres on the aver-age farm the State ForesteY pointed '.i was suitable only for timber produc- * tion at the present time. , | ? , The Forestry .Course is designed to ^ present to the Future Farmers of ^ South Carolina tbe' fundamental n? in 'lplns Pfrforrrst management and piu? "J tection. Each school is to have a de- I monstration forest of ten acres for I which a work plan will be prepared I jy the Forest Service and carried out I Dy the school during the ten year I aeriod. Each school will have a tie uonstration plantation and a demon- | Oration seed bed. Each boy_.will I special instruction will be given and B Igement on the.school in forest and in I seed collection, separation,- sowing antK-J raising and1 planting of forest-ZtmL^J puttings, timber estimation, Ptii|gation I marketing and' in fire 1 ane~cnnfetTlU't-'* J on, cooperative torest pnitt'i'lloil Hiid Ire- damage I - Additional schools throughout the State will he enrolled- in the course ?s rapidly as the working- plans are jrepared for those already enlisted. Dver 1,159 boys will take the Foresry couse this year. j' Do Most 01 Your, rertisers. . . * ' i TUBERCULOSIS I THE FOE I or VOIITM v-. ; ?* >& 4 ' . 1 EAPER . . . ' . . ?T .Annual Mid-Sumraer Vacation Excursions ?imrTORK, WASH4N(i'lX)N, CHICAGO,' MOUNTAIN AND SKASHORE 'RESORTS . ' i SATIJRPAY AUGUSt 15th, 1931 GOOD 21 DAYS Follow iny Hound Trip fares apply from lolumtna lo principal points. Proportionate fans will apply to-Thany other points. *New?York _,$25.5X>... Kiehmond ll-.-. _ $13.25 . Atlantic- City 25.95 Norfolk 13.65 Philadelphia - a. I-., 23.45 n>^ag* .... ;n.00 -- **** Utln.il ... - MI-MK I Pittsburg?"I _? i~28.35 :?? ' ? - - Cincinnati r_. Niagara Falls ? 33.15 -Ht. Louis 32.05 | Montrtal ?~? "'.i.OO ? ?M. Washington -- !" ? Louisville 29.50 E Asheville -- 6.20- Waynesyille " 20 0 I PropoitCnate excursion TTTes from, all other points in South 9 sr~ Carolina. . - -;1 , V"^ 'r AttTaTtTve .vararToti" 1 are- to many destination.- to meet the wants of everybody. ? ~ \ 7 _ ??BCdnver.ient train -eivi.e. Pullman cats.?.Modern Pay coaches ? Dining cars. ' . ~ Consult Ticket?' SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM -I THE TAYLOR'S TEA ROOM I - ' 1 1 ; will open under Nt>\y.. .MiM_\age_ment in a few days. All old and V ' and new'tlie'nds are Welcome to come and Patronize u-. ! When it's' hut ' ' .-.?J f . y | And 'you can't stand rjie heat ' ?.> Think ahout me and y ' . Come and FAT. * ,\j! 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I ? David~G. Ellison General Insurance 'IreirgtrTOi .-Hu Umt At't&ir tion given to all business -piaaced with me. , PHONE 5717 11*21 WASHINGTON ST. .. i T~T r . Y'W-V*>W"M?W"W"!mVW">W**J?V>'W"> M % PUIpo Beauty?Shopped ;{ 1109'? Washington St. > j {* ' -V-'P and Hair Treat n nt, X .J X "'* ! pe'aqty Culture. . 9 .j. Poro Preparation Kor l> X ?* Beauty Need. JI ijl Speciliaze In Setting Up *;* . & Agents j &Mi*. KI.ISKKR L. STAKhS,$ I II. ~ . .J. ..? Y Supply Agent 1 1*1 1 1 .*.?X~X"X~X?X~X~f?vW-K"T-!MK?W?X " ~~S SOl'THEKN*" HAIIAVAY SYSTEM ' ? Corrected to May 10. 1931 9 Arrive Union Station Leave 9 4:'50p 32 Augusta-N;.V. 32 4:56p JS 7:"45a 31 N. Y."-Augusta 31 7:55a 12:45p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 l:00p fl 4;l5p 28?Cinn-C.hnr'st.m 28 4:2Qp 9:30p 10 Columbia-Cinn 9 7:05a 5:00a 24 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 10:30p "" 11:20a 9 t'ol'a-Augusta 7 4:17p 9 12;48p 20?t'.?^l'a-SaVanna'.i 19 8:20a 9:30p 23 Col"a-Charlotte24 6:16ft 11:00a 13 Cora-Charlotte 14 4:30p 9:55p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a '4:55a 1ST?CTJra-Charl'n 16 3:56a 10:00p 46 Col'atGreenv'e 15 6:60a * 1:00}' 117 CoLa Charlotte 118 11:20a K 10:45a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 6:35p 9 "Via Camden and Roclc^Hill. Pullman cars. Dining cars, .^^9